Brady
Brady® 25883 Rectangular Personal Protection Sign, 10 in H x 14 in W, Black on Yellow, B-401 Polystyrene, Corner Hole Mount
25883
MFG #: 25883
$25.26
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Estimated Delivery 7 to 10 Business Days
- Type: Rectangular
- Legend Style: Text
- Legend: CANCER SUSPECT AGENT AREA PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY
- Material: B-401 Polystyrene
- Mounting Type: Corner Hole
- Height: 10
- Width: 14
- Legend/Background Color: Black on Yellow
Brady® Personal Protection Sign, Rectangular, Text Legend, Legend: CANCER SUSPECT AGENT AREA PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY, B-401 Polystyrene, Corner Hole Mounting, 10 in Height, 14 in Width, Black on Yellow Legend/Background
- English language
- High impact polystyearene with protected graphics
- Abrasion and chemical resistant
- Good abrasion and chemical resistance
- -40 to 176 deg F service temperature
- 0.0591 in THK
- B-401 plastic safety sign is a polystyrene sign panel with protected graphics
- Panels are round cornered and punched for application to rigid surfaces
- Designed for use in light duty industrial, utility, commercial and institutional environments
- Common uses include safety signs, utility signs, information signs and equipment warning signs
- Legend withstands up to 700 cycles
- 3 to 5 years average expected outdoor life of product will depend on user definition of failure and
English language
High impact polystyearene with protected graphics
Abrasion and chemical resistant
Good abrasion and chemical resistance
-40 to 176 deg F service temperature
0.0591 in THK
B-401 plastic safety sign is a polystyrene sign panel with protected graphics
Panels are round cornered and punched for application to rigid surfaces
Designed for use in light duty industrial, utility, commercial and institutional environments
Common uses include safety signs, utility signs, information signs and equipment warning signs
Legend withstands up to 700 cycles
3 to 5 years average expected outdoor life of product will depend on user definition of failure and climatic conditions